With TwitchTanks you can create a tank game overlay for your twitch stream and your viewers can use chat commands to control up to four tanks and battle each other.
- Download the latest release and unzip it into a folder
TwitchTanks
- Create a twitch account for the bot
- Go to https://twitchapps.com/tmi/ while being logged into the bot account
- Open the file at
TwitchTanks\TwitchTanks_Data\twitch-auth.txt
and enter- bot account name
- aouth.... from the generator
- your channel name
- Start
TwitchTanks.exe
to get the green window - Start OBS and add a new Window Capture
- Window: TwitchTanks.exe
- Capture Method: Windows 10 (1903 and up)
- Window Match Priority: Match title, otherwise find window of same type
- Client Area: X
- You should now see a green area in OBS, make it fullscreen
- Right-click the tanks layer and add a Filter:
- Chroma Key
- Key Color Type: Green
- Similarity: 209
- Smoothness: 150
- Key Color Spill Reduction: 115
- Opacity: 1
- Contrast: -0.1
- Brightness: -0.0544
- Gamma: -0.07
Short build in help with !about
.
Up two four players can play at the same time. You can join the game or the queue with !join
.
Once in the game, you can move your tank forwards and backwards with !move +/-N
where N is a number around roughly 20-150.
You can turn your tank with !turn +/-N
where N is the degrees you want to turn (+ is clockwise).
Finally, you can shoot with !shoot N
where N is a number around roughly 20-150.
Multiple commands will overwrite each other by type. Per turn, you can only Move+Rotate+Shoot or Rotate+Move+Shoot. The turn time is indicated in the top left corner. Once you're hit you will leave the game and can queue again with !join
.
ENJOY